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I am married and a happy father of four children. Their ages ranging from 10 yrs old to 4, my writing time has been few and far between. I am currently working on my first novel, which will is the first in a series of four books. Still recently new to

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Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Fantasy stories for children: 5 of 75

Allison's friend is different. She's had this friend for as long as she can remember, back when she was younger, well, younger than twelve. Her friend has gotten her through her parents divorce, through Rachel "The Bully" torment spree at school, and even many of her smaller problems, like when she can't remember where she p...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: The pool party incident: 2 of 13

First off I was the last to know about this surprise birthday pool party...and it was supposedly was for me. When I reached the door I was steaming pretty good. Forget about knocking I was pounding, I wanted whoever was going to answer the door to know I was not mad, but extremely mad. The next step in the mad hierarchy. The...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: To my daughter: 23 of 120

A cold day you warmed Bringing your love from within to share In your smile, eyes, and heart Feeling proud is all I can do Wanting to brag, but keeping it quiet Letting you grow between tight guidelines Imaging and wishing the future for you All and all I know the truth.... My world is a better place Because of the cold day ...
Computers & Technology > Web Design Advantages of sitemaps in web design: 1 of 2

Meet Ted. Ted has just entered into a very complex website with menus going this way and that, and each menu with a sub-menu. All he's looking for a certain email address, but it seems like no matter where he clicks he only ends up in another series of menus that take him absolutely nowhere. He feels like h...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Creepy tales: 20 of 39

The White Door Civilization at last. Okay, it only has been a few days, since I've seen any warm-bloods, but none the less, I've made it among my kind. I owe most of my desert survival training on the two year stint I did in the military. Granted, two years doesn't prepare me for war, but it prepared me to make sure I made i...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: Humorous stories for children: 36 of 57

I am blessed to be the proud father of four, yes you heard me right, four wonderful kids. I dare not put myself in the category of those you have more than four and will never be close to Duggar status, but these four active children to keep me busy. Now to some it may not sound like much and some of you might say, "Fours no...
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: The fortune teller: 19 of 28

Jonathan was always a skeptic and today was not different. He seems to have a gift on knowing how stuff works and doesn't believe in fate, magic, the paranormal or even fairy tales. His parents didn't really get a chance to keep Santa or the Easter Bunny alive, as soon as he was old enough to walk and talk he had it figured ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A shoulder to cry on: 109 of 158

Here I stand Waiting to decide Needing somwhere to land Needing someone by side Life can be cruel Pieces falling apart All aimed at you Not properly marked Nights provide no rest Days seem too long Need help with this test Need a shoulder to cry on
Pets & Animals > Animal Rights & Issues Should zoos keep endangered species?: 5 of 5

Look how the world is today. Construction and expansion are still happening and as long as the human population keeps growing so will progress. We, as a race know this, thus the reason why there are more and more state parks and wildlife refuges and reserves popping up along with our growth. That being said how does one prot...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: How to find golf balls on the course: 3 of 3

I should start off this story as saying that I do not consider myself nor should I ever be considered a golfer. Unless you are talking about miniature golf, then that is a completely different story. I also must add that I have played the sport before and have ran into the problem this story is about, driving the ball down t...